Some menus are navigated with the arrow keys, others, unpredictably, with "+" and "-." Fans have created a variety of replacement graphics sets and interface add-ons, but they are patchy, limited improvements.
The report found problems persisted in the system, with implementation of policies for improvement "patchy".
This week Prof Malcolm Harrington, who was appointed by the government to review the work capability assessment, told BBC's Panorama that the test was "patchy" and needed improvement.
And the patchy pattern of improvement means targets of zero (for, say, extreme poverty or deaths from tuberculosis) will be especially tough.The Copenhagen Consensus Centre, a not-for-profit organisation, asked economists and other researchers to look at various topics covered by the SDGs to see which offer the best rates of return (ie, are most cost-effective).
Although ad spending has not yet recovered across all media, some analysts now expect overall ad spending to start to grow in the third quarter.The signs of improvement are patchy, however.
But again, the numbers are small (11 in America, two in France), and again the outcome is patchy, varying from dramatic improvement to abject failure.Build up from a breakdownWhat all this means is that the virtues of transplanting nerve cells have yet to be demonstrated beyond doubt.
To be sure, the improvements are patchy so far.
The improvements were patchy and did not occur in all the hospitals.
But the improvement has been patchy.
The rigorous application of systems for clinical improvement is still patchy, often exacerbated by weak management oversight of senior doctors and uncertain use of comparative data, which should be the fuel for the improvement engine.
The League points to the success rate - 600 professional players aged under 21, products of the system, played in the League last season - and argues it is a huge improvement on the patchy, at times brutal recruitment regime which previously prevailed.
